Highly recommend spending at least 2-3 hours at this park. Minimal tourists, mostly families and…read morelocals, with the exception of near the Metronome which did have a lot of tourists. Walk across the Stefanikuv bridge that head up the hill. If you take a left, you can head to the coffee house, Cafe Expo for an excellent latte and nice view of the Vltava river and the hydro plant. Then head SW to walk along the grounds where there are flower displays, and interesting mosaic encrusted ventilator stack, a few sculptures, a pond with an interesting pipe sculpture. Stop at the metronome, then the Hanau Pavilion which is built of iron and very unique. All along there are nice views of the River. There is a large children's play area, several places to eat, drink or have an ice cream.

This city park is gorgeous during the fall, and offers wonderful views of the city year round…read more You'll have a fair climb up to the park from street along the river, but you can use stairs ir a very long ramp. The park has many fields, walkways, and benches. There's also a skating park area and a pond. It's a perfect place for a date, walking dogs, playing with your kids, or spending some time alone.

Wanna spend relaxing afternoon at a park or you fancy in-line skating - this is your spot then!read more

Big lake at Divoka Sarka national park. Easily reached by taking a tram to the McDonald's on…read moreEvropska. In summer, locals swim here and there are shacks for food and drink. When the lake freezes over, people skate and play hockey.